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Alan Wells near Sun Pier Damage

'Uneven walkway at Sun Pier, an accident waiting to happen' - says local Lib Dems campaigner

Local Lib Dems campaigner, Alan Wells is concerned that the location at the back of Sun Pier House and B & M's car park and to the entrance to Sun Pier itself, has become dangerous and poses a risk of injury to walkers. Medway Liberal Democrats have set up a petition to repair the walkway, you can sign here: https://medwaylibdems.org.uk/en/petition/repair-pathway-on-sun-pier

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'We want £2 fare cap extended to all bus operators in Medway' - say's local Lib Dems candidate

Viv Parker, Medway Liberal Democrats candidate for Fort Horsted welcomes the news of the £2 fare cap in England that starts this month. Chalkwell bus company are among the companies which will introduce the upper limit for single fares from the start of January to the end of March. The cap will help passengers with the cost of travel for education, work and medical appointments amid the cost-of-living crisis.

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New figures reveal £76,949,474.00 needed to fix Kent and Medway NHS

New analysis by the Liberal Democrats has found that £76,949,474.00 is needed to clear Kent and Medway NHS maintenance backlog and repair crumbling buildings. Meanwhile, the part of the NHS which covers hospital buildings is facing a £700 million cut. The small print of the Autumn Statement revealed the savage cut to the Department for Health's capital spending budget next year, which is used for buildings, facilities, and infrastructure.

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Water Quality Petition Graphic

'Stop Sewage Dumping Now'– say Medway Liberal Democrats

The sewage scandal has been one of the biggest issues of the past 18 months. Wanting clean rivers and beaches is an issue that really resonates with people in Medway. In 2021 alone there were over recorded 466,000 sewage overspills into UK rivers - constituting almost 3.5 million hours of sewage discharge into our rivers. Recent studies by the River's Trust have found that only 14% of UK rivers are in good ecological health, and none are in good overall health.

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